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Title: Portrait of unknown Young Gentleman
Creation Year: ca 1830-1840
Measurements of original period wood and brass frame: 12.6 by 13.1 cms
Style/subject: /portrait
Inscription: signed lower right “Netchaev“ in Cyrillic |
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Very rare glass painting dates back to early 18th century.
Creation Year: ca.1700
Creator: unknown European Master |
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Title: PIFTAS
Creation Year: ca 1700 -1800
Style/subject: neo-classicism?/portrait
Inscription: entitled “Piftas“ |
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Creation Year: 1856
Style/subject: Empire/portrait
Inscription: signed lower right and dated “Kriehuber 856“ |
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fine quality scene miniature depicts dreaming lady in Baroque era dress and sneaked up amour with his arrow prepared..
She was playing lute few moments before.
painted by unknown 19th century artist in fine traditions of miniature art.
Creation Year: pre-1900
Style/subject: baroque/genre |
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up for sale exceptional quality portrait miniature. painted by Scandinavian female artist in extra fine realistic manner.
original painting, not a copy neither photograph. name of sitter unknown, there is no inscription other than signature.
relatively large for art of miniature, painting framed with impressive period frame.
Creation Year: 1872
Style/subject: realism/portrait
Inscription: signed “Elise Arnberg 1872“
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Early 19th cent. portrait depicting young Lady in interior, possibly Catharina Cornelia Metz, first wife of B.J.van Hove. Painting signed and dated “B.J.van Hove 1819“ - Bartholomeus Joannes van Hove, very famous Dutch landscape and genre painter, illustrator and decorator. Here is rare subject at earlier work by Hove.
Creation Year: 1819.
Style: classic portrait
Inscription: Signed, date... |
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portrait of unknown young gentleman by noted German miniaturist Peter MAYR (1758-1836) painted ca.1810-1815.
Inscription: Signed lower right Pet:Mayr p:
Creator Dates: 1758 Fribourg-en-Brisgau - 1836 Munich.
Nationality: German.
Museums: Augsbourg, Munich, Stuttgard. |
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Portrait of unknown gentleman signed and dated “A.Rockstuhl 1821“.
Aloys Gustav von ROCKSTUHL /Aloiziy Petrovich (1798-1877), German-Russian (?) portraitist, miniaturist, lithograph, drawer, Academic since 1840 Fine Art Academy Saint Petersburg, court painter since 1843, professor since 1864. His works presented in major museums among Russia. “Gentleman Wearing Fashion Hairdress“ painted by Liepmann... |
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Portrait of Unknown Gentleman wearing powdered wick or hair signed and dated N.F.Dun 1786.
Nicolas-Fran?ois Dun was born 1764 in Lun?ville and became good miniaturist of late 18th century. He was doing well his career during period of Empire but didn´t reach Isabey or Augustin´s level as his style was a bit dry. Worked mostly in Sicily and Naples where painted portraits of Noblemen,... |
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19th century miniature on porcelain executed in a way KPM used to. |
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Nice portrait of Noble Lady wearing powdered wig in Rococo manner. Unsigned. |
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Southerner-Princess on early 1800s miniature by unknown artist (as unsigned). |
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Portrait of Unknown by Alexander ROSLIN (and/or his studio*)(b Malmö, 15 July 1718; d Paris, 5 July 1793) Swedish painter and pastellist, active in Russia, Germany and France. He trained with Lars Ehrenbill (1697–1747), a draughtsman employed by the Admiralty in Malmö, and in Stockholm under Georg Engelhardt Schröder (1684–1750), a portrait painter working in the tradition of Hyacinthe Rigaud... |
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Portrait of Unknown Gentleman appearing to be state official. Unsigned. Enclosed in silver frame with hairlock at reverse. |
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Signed G:Andersson pinx 1824 Anders Gustaf Andersson (Swede b. 1780 - d. 1833) famous and listed: museums of Sinebrychoff, National Swedish Gallery. He was follower of Bossi, Bolinder and Gillberg. portrait of unknown girl aged app.12 y.o. |
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Quality miniature pianting from 19th century, probably first half. |
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Unsigned. Rectangular ivory plate is insertion to oval mat. |
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unsigned early 19th century portrait of Gentleman framed as bracelet of fine work (hard to state the metal it is of). Probably French origin. |
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Probably 19th century miniature copy of 18th cent. portrait of French King. |
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